body lift ???
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From: Alaska
like i said before, my dad put pucks on his toyota. and by the way we lived in Alaska. with -20 to -60 degree weather the pucks held up just fine. he did heavy off roading with it and not once did they crack or anything. so for all you guys trying to argue against it you are wrong. they do work. but i agree that it is not the safest route. if anybody is thinking about using pucks or anything of that nature, just fork up the hundred dollars and by a real body lift.
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Originally Posted by Jack-USAF
he did heavy off roading with it and not once did they crack or anything.
Originally Posted by Jack-USAF
so for all you guys trying to argue against it you are wrong. they do work. but i agree that it is not the safest route. if anybody is thinking about using pucks or anything of that nature, just fork up the hundred dollars and by a real body lift.
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so you are saying a body is 2 tons. and the weight is distributed on all of the mounts not just one. this whole post just needs to be dropped. no matter what someone will have something to say or argue about.
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